At the exhibition opening, many guests were present, including the authors of the displayed works and their parents, teachers from the County Special School Complex, representatives of the county authorities, and the head of the Social Affairs Department of the City Office.
The residents of the self-help center used various techniques to create the works. The care taken in making each exhibit demonstrates how much effort went into creating them. The exhibition will run until November 10. On that day, the works will be sold. The proceeds will be used to organize a trip for the residents of the II Community Self-Help Center.